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Marlborough Express, Volume XX, Issue 107, 9 May 1884, Page 4

NOW. BEADY : A Real De]icacy ! TTUST^V I O K'S Genuine. ±Jl SaspbciTy yincgar, warranted made solely from fresh fruit, wholesome, ■ delicioiis, grateful ', also Leihon, Ginger, and Lime Juice Syrups made on the premises, guaranteed pure and wholesome. Having unusual facilities for purchase, I can supply for Cash :— Keating's Insecticide, 1/4 per tin ; 8 tins 3/9 .',". Bishop's Citrate Magnesia,- 1/4 per ; bottle; 3 bottles 3/9 . : , Hop Bittci'S, down to 5/6 i Shirley's Neuralgic Crystal 8/- ■ Seltzogewea, 5-pint 40/-, 8-pint 30/---"Eno's Fruit Salt, 8 bottles 10/6 Agent for th»» following : Dr. Scott's Electric Ilair Brushes Rough on Corns ! Rough on Rats "Euphorbia Pilulifera," the new Queensland Remedy for Asthma '...:.• 'and Bibnchitis :. ■■•■.;■■ ■■'■■ : . Sander's Eucalypti Extract i . ■. .'■. Kepler's Extract of Malt St. Jacob's Oil Wine, an excellent ■ strengthener . ; -.••■. : :•: Iron and Quinine Wine; for JNeuralgia,;&c., ; ■•■•■■ : Elastic Stockings, . Trusses, Water- ; . proof Sheeting, &0., (fee. ' T. H. EUSTWICK, , PHARSrAOEUIiOAiJ : OHESIIS T, Member of the Pharmaceutical ' Society of Greas Britaiinj ; ; 'BLENHEIM. •■''"' . . THE WORKING MAN'S •'• GROCERY MART, ! . Market- street South, Blenheim, (Wext London House.) fi EORGE BEAUOHAMP (late \JC of R. W. Parker, Groveroad) has commenced business p. 3 a GROCER AND GENERAL STOREKEEPER :' : : i'n the : above, premises, and trusts' by ' s'ellisg 'the Best ' Goods ; at the ; Lowekfi 1 Rates, he -vrill obtain a fair ;share of- BUpport from ihe residents |m tnis : dißtriot. : ;J ; ; . ':''!'/. : ■ ;'' f; Goods "delivered : daily to all" parti : ■ of the district. '..■■ ■ ; i Produoe of all descriptions takea m ; . . exchange for Groceries '?!" 9 Public Notice. ; : E-.' H, STRATFORD begs to • inform the public that,, having taken over the Molesworth Mail Service, he. is prepared to execute al cornmiso.ons entrasted to him, and deliver parcels at' reasonable rates. ■■■ Saddle Horses on hire along the 'line. . . : .-. ... : Booking Office ; Riley's Stables. • .■■.■ E, H. STKATFORD. Man's Health and Strength : WOMAN'S YOUTH & BEAUTY . Restored and Preserved from Youth ' ..' to Ag6j by the use of. ! THE POOR MAN'S flerbaLPulpfHealth Prepared from the pure extracts of ihe Dandelion, Camomile, Agrimony, Barberry Bark, Rhubarb, and other well-known domestic remedies, The ibest known rejriedy. for / 3Jndig6stioni Bilioiis ajid ljiver Complaiiits, . Habitual t!ostivencss,..P£.ins m. the Head, Side, Shoulders, Loins, or Kidneys, ; Scrofula, Oppres« sipi^.of the Stomack,.after Eating, Flatulency, ;.. Heartburn, Wornis, Piles, Eruptions of the Skin, &o. fTIHE growing demand /or vkge- •: X- : table medicine, :in preference b o the Mineral, is- now everywhere ' 'en. Thousands are complaining i the destructive.eflfects of Mercury , : Arsenic, Copper, Antimony, Vitriol and other poisons employed aa n-edi cines, &nd not a few are refusing to be cut off by suoh destructive means, expressing their faith m the herbs, rootSj and flowers of the field, by which our forefathers lived to be Aged Men, and went down to their graves full of years. Is it sqifowi Read the inscriptions on the tombstones : " Cot off m youth." The ignorant, and prejudiced ma 7 prefer this ; but rational men. believe it true that ". Grass is given for cattle, 1 and Herb : ior the .service of naan ;" I that "the Fruit'of the Tree is given for Ffcod, and : the Leaf .ifqr the Healing of Man." ,I(i must be idistinctly understood that these Pills are not a strong PORGATrvE, the object being to Purify: the Blood, restore the lost tone; to. the stomach, invigorate the Liver, and remove all obstructions from the system. For Females, these pills are invaluable —removing sallownes9 from the : skin, and' imparting a healthy action to tha whole system. i . SOLD IN BOXES AT' Is EACH, iV F. A. MOORE, ; Medioaii Herbalist. , Free by Po3t for 14 stamps. Dire:* • : Bex o. 226, Post Office, . . ■ i.- '. : N Wellington.